Oh, thank you.

Oh, thank you, Ellie.

Oh, thank you for watching my desk, Miss Murray.

They would like to thank you folks for kindly dropping in.

I hope it isn't too breezy back there, Mrs. Flatt.

Before I leave, I think you should know that my passengers were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Flatt and Mr. Earl Struggs.

Thank you, Ella Mae, but my wife Gladys is real fond of singing.

But if this is my reward for 10 years of faithful service, now thank you.

Oh, she wants to sing songs like Stardust, Night and Day, and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.

I promise you'll be out of here by 9 o'clock every night.

It ain't safe to leave anything that good around outside.

You and those off-key butter and egg men.

You and me in the little brown jug.

Maybe Granny will teach her to cook so good she'll want to stay home in the kitchen.

I love Lester, and I want to please him, but I'm just no good at making these country dishes.

Well, and it's because you don't want to.

And Ellie, Jeffrey and Paul use it mostly to play what you call pool.

Well, thanks to Mr. Flats and Mr. Scruggs, I am about to become a balladeer, a troubadour, an interpreter of the true ethnic idiom.

I tell you what, if you stay,

You are nobody till somebody loves you.